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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
2
A local Corry issue features broad discussions on Germany and peace prospects, praising American resolve and warning against pro German sentiment. It quotes Judge Hylan and critiques pro German peace advocates while urging unity and wartime effort.
Piecemeal OCR text depicts wartime propaganda urging perseverance as leaders and publics brace for attrition. It cites America France and Britain resisting German plans while calling for sustained effort and eventual victory despite hardship.
Report from Rome indicates Rev Joly Midanni named auxiliary bishop to Right Reverend John H Mitamaurioa in Gutholly diocese. The appointment would ease Archbishop tasks and has been described as timely and beneficial by church observers.
The readable fragment mentions Geraldine Farrar ill and an attraction related to a Saturday appearance in Temptation. It notes her involvement in a featured act and an arrangement context, with limited surrounding text.
Fragmentary OCR reads a note about a play named My Vita's Family and a Texas venue tonight. No clear cast dates or production details available.
A jury convicted Mitchell Walming of the second degree murder in the shooting at a dance and beer party near Willian Randall. The judge instructed the panel on voting standards and emphasized reading the Scriptures for moral guidance. The trial stretched into the next day as jurors weighed the evidence before delivering the verdict.
After the November 6 election, local gambling dens shut down with rumors of impending policy changes. The Times reports businesses reopened briefly but were soon closed again as new officials were inaugurated.
A questionable claim urges readers that meat causes kidney trouble and offers a home remedy with four ounces of salts in water to flush the kidneys. It describes symptoms like dull kidney pain, cloudy urine, and rheumatic twinges, promoting a lemon and beef flavor tonic as a cure.
Spring Creek notes report Mildred Matteson graduates with top honors from Hull’s Business College Warren. Carl Grey family visit Corry Inn Wook. Albertson Turk of Stockton visits Curry friends. AJ Johnson visits Curry. Cotton crew from PR ft called to Warren for annual exam. Glenhildred entertained by Corry friends. Donna Ayers guests in Cory. Kings Daughters meeting held.
Fragmentary social column items describe Mrs Philip Morton hosting visitors at Mrs Paul Kaufferman home and a Sunday party for Mr and Mrs Boyd Poller of Jamestown. Other names and details appear garbled but indicate informal neighborhood greetings and gatherings.
An old advertisement touts a purely vegetable tonic for indigestion biliousness and headaches. It claims gentle bowel movement benefits, promises improved appearance and mood by morning, and offers a free trial with purchase price funded if not satisfied. It lists several cities and druggists as suppliers.
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